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High-Yield Light Hydrocarbon Liquid for Refining & Petrochemicals
Condensate is a low-density mixture of hydrocarbon liquids that are present as gaseous components in raw natural gas. Separated and stabilized into liquid form at surface facilities, condensate possesses a high API gravity (50°–65° API) and an exceptionally high yield of clean transport distillates.
Refinery splitters process condensate directly to extract premium naphtha, kerosene, jet fuel, and gasoil cuts without producing heavy residual bottoms like bitumen or asphalt. Furthermore, due to its low viscosity, condensate is commonly blended with extra-heavy crude oil as an ideal diluent for long-distance pipeline transit.
United Saud Oman manages steady condensate liftings from Middle Eastern gas processing terminals, providing international refiners and blenders with sweet, low-metal cargo parcels.
High-value hydrocarbon liquid offering versatile operational benefits for refiners, splitters, and pipeline operators.
Direct distillation into light naphtha, kerosene, jet fuel, and ultra-low-sulfur diesel.
Cost-effective alternative feed to crude oil for chemical cracked products.
Blending agent to reduce viscosity and density of extra-heavy crude for pipeline transport.
High yields of middle distillates with lower carbon intensity processing.
Certified assay parameters determined by ASTM standard test methods. Independent SGS/Saybolt verification provided for all vessel loadings.
| Property | Unit | Export Specification | Test Method |
|---|---|---|---|
| API Gravity @ 60°F | °API | 52.0 - 64.0 | ASTM D1298 |
| Specific Gravity @ 60/60°F | - | 0.720 - 0.770 | ASTM D4052 |
| Total Sulfur | wt % | Max 0.10 (Sweet Grade) | ASTM D4294 |
| Reid Vapor Pressure | psi | Max 10.0 (Stabilized) | ASTM D323 |
| Distillate Yield (IBP - 350°C) | Vol % | Min 85 - 92% | ASTM D86 |
| Water & Sediment (BS&W) | Vol % | Max 0.20 | ASTM D4007 |
Instantly compute parcel metrics between Metric Tons (MT), Barrels (BBL), and Gallons for cargo planning.
Contact our energy desk to discuss refinery splitter requirements, API gravity benchmarks, and scheduled tanker parcel allocations.